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Re: Wolf3d map generator

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From: dab... DAVID ANDREW BICE
Date: Sun, 17 May 1992 21:32
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In article <1992May17.2...@galileo.cc.rochester.edu>, qa1c...@troi.cc.rochester.edu (S. Lee) writes:

|>There seems no 'level 2' guards or dogs.  Does that mean the first two
|>difficulty levels (Diaper and 'Can I play?') are identical?
|>
|>Stephen

I the differences in difficulty levels have a lot to do with the amount
of damage you receive, as well as the number of guards you encounter.

I tried the "Daddy, Can I Play?" level once, just to see how wimpy the
would be.  It took one guard several point-blank shots with his gun to
be able to reduce my health to just 50%.

Diaper level, indeed!  :)

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From: dab...@eos.ncsu.edu (DAVID ANDREW BICE)
Subject: Re: Wolf3d map generator
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